Arsenal teenage sensation Max Dowman has been presented with three Guinness World Records certificates after setting new milestones in English and European football before turning 17.
Guinness World Records announced the recognition on Thursday through its verified X account, celebrating the 16-year-old’s rapid rise at both domestic and European levels.
Dowman holds the record as the youngest player to appear in the UEFA Champions League, having featured at the age of 15 years and 308 days.
The England youth international is also recognised as the youngest goalscorer in Premier League history, achieving the feat at 16 years and 73 days. He further became the youngest player to win the Premier League, collecting his winner’s medal at 16 years and 144 days.
Dowman’s Premier League achievement saw him surpass the previous record held by Manchester City midfielder Phil Foden by more than a year.
Guinness World Records also featured the Arsenal winger in its Football Edition 2027, released on Thursday, as part of its “Class of ’27” selection.
Dowman made his first-team debut at the start of last season when he came on against Leeds United, becoming the second-youngest player to appear in the Premier League, behind Arsenal teammate Ethan Nwaneri.
The latest recognition adds to the growing list of records and milestones achieved by Dowman since his breakthrough at Arsenal, further highlighting his rapid emergence on the English and European football scene.
